The Dillon tribune., 1887-02-18
publication.

to Sluo per month.
House bill No. Alt gives county ,o,n.
mis>ioners charge Of elections and prohib.
its stickers.
Hou>e bill No. I4-lt limits tho term OF
commissioners meeting to To- DAYS and
special sessions two DAYS.
cOCSClL--FEB
! hennrdy gave notice nf hi! concerning
marriages.
! In reply to u sesolution the territorial
auditor states that his salary and fees for
1885 we're S3,l7o. and for 1886, S:,oso
The following bill was introduced:
Council bill No. 37--It prohibits the sale
OF liquor outside OF places having post.
Offices to any person employed on railroads,
mining, mechanical or industrial work.
y resolution was offered by Collins al.
recting the chairman Of the printing com
'nittec t" contract for the printing com.
mittec To contract for the printing Of large
bills.
| The sciu,t oi the boarl ,,f stock .uu.
! :i.i>sio,, was submitted.
The following bills were passed.
C"unt'! bill No. -, concerning the post.
ing o' e>tra,>.
{ t"u''ci' bin No. -, ;.;,},oin;!n. :. board
| OF labor arl,i!ra,cr>
Council bill! No. ,7---E Furnishes makers
OF false pcdisrcrs Of stock.
a committee was appointed to confer
with the house committee Oh the bill relat
Ing to rights OF married women.
HOUSE.
| Notices OF the following bills were given:
by Blake-For organizing and operating
railroads. also authorizing the appoirtmcn,
OF official stsnoyraphers for Gistric: courts,
also amending section 6l, 4th division,
also concerning the education Of deaf and
dumb and blind children.
by Muth-For the registration %. voters
and the incorporation Of cities.
Dy Tho'npson--Rcpealing article :, ,,h
division Of the statutes.
b, notwithstanding fences. also
the alienation Of mining property by cor.
pora.inus.
The resolution Tor ;hc relief, $1,000, Of
Daviesca and Baldwin passed.
House bill M. 6s, by Page---.\ bill for
an act TO provid. TOR preventing the evils
Of fintetnpcrancc BY Il local option law in
any county in this territory BY submitting
the question q, prohibiting the sale. of in.
toxicating liquors 10 unqualified voters OF
such county.
COT UNCIl.--FEE. IG.
The house to-day concurre,l in the coun.
Gil amendments to the variety theatre bill.
Marshall introduced resolution to ad.
journ sine die on February--lost. lie
then moved that all the standing commit.
tees report bills back within two days after
receiving then---carried.
The following bills were in,roluccu:
BY Taylor 1t regulates the practice of
dentistry.
by Mars'.a'i---lt 1t relates 10 the alienation
Of mining property by corporations.
BY lake--Organizing and regulating
railroad corporations.
Bv T!'omrso:.--Does away with ,!'c old
law creating an arsenal keeper.
BY 3!ake-~.!. establishes 4 board Of ,du.
cation.
BY Blake Amending: >v~iio;! l6I o. the
fourth division.
The folio" ing Bills were passed:
.ousc bill! 13, with council amendment. ,
The latter provides that no liquor shall
enp!ove,l. Conc;.rrei in and the bill
goes To th. governor.
HOUSE bill 3. Protecting miners with
iron bonnc,tct cages.
llousc bill l,,. Defining legal tcrce,.
House bill IS. Tasirs the fee, oflu:ors
in civil cases 70 the counties.
CouSC11--FEB. -.
\ petition was received from some IS
small stock men on the Judith, asking for
the repeal OF the Law crcati., :, board Of
stock commissioners.
The folio wing bills were introduced:
Council bill No. 81 1t provides that all
solicitors who demand money III advance,
or take ARTICLES like enlaryin; pictures,
shall, before Obtaining license, be required
to furnish! $500 bonds, or be worth $1,000
in unincumbvred property.
Counc! bill No. 10. 1t provides that
all steam railroads in Montana shall pay
a tax oftwo per cent. CT The gross earnings
IN lieu Of all other taxes for five years, and